Tech·Ed North America 2011
- Atlanta, GA
- May 16 - 19, 2011
- Speakers at Tech·Ed North America 2011
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Introduction to Windows Azure AppFabric Composite Applications- Karandeep Anand, Jurgen Willis
- Cloud Computing & Online Services
- 300 - Advanced
- COS311
- Day 3
- May 18, 2011 from 1:30PM to 2:45PM
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The Windows Azure AppFabric Composite Application service lets you easily build,deploy,run and manage applications that span application tiers and technologies. See how to build an application that composes multiple Azure services such as web roles,storage,Caching,SQL Azure,and ServiceBus,while leveraging... -
Building Applications with the Windows Azure DataMarket- Christian Liensberger, Roger Mall
- Cloud Computing & Online Services
- 300 - Advanced
- COS307
- Day 3
- May 18, 2011 from 3:15PM to 4:30PM
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This session shows you how to build applications that leverage DataMarket as part of Windows Azure Marketplace. We are going to introduce the development model for DataMarket and then immediately jump into code to show how to extend an existing application with free and premium data from the cloud. Together... -
How Microsoft Manages Its Cloud Infrastructure at a Huge Scale- Rick Bakken
- Cloud Computing & Online Services
- 200 - Intermediate
- COS211
- Day 3
- May 18, 2011 from 5:00PM to 6:15PM
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Global Foundational Services (GFS) is the group that is the foundational platform for Microsoft’s search,advertising,live,cloud,and other online services including datacenters,networking,security,tier 1,infrastructure applications and tools,operational management,and environmental sustainability considerations.... -
Using Microsoft SQL Azure with On-Premises Data: Migration and Synchronization Strategies and…- Mark Scurrell
- Cloud Computing & Online Services
- 300 - Advanced
- COS308
- Day 4
- May 19, 2011 from 8:30AM to 9:45AM
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Migrating data back and forth from on-premises to the cloud and back again is one of the toughest challenges facing developers and architects. Learn about tools, features and scenarios that easily enable data migration between SQL Azure and SQL Server, and SQL Azure and Microsoft Access. This session... -
Inside Windows Azure, the Cloud Operating System with Mark Russinovich- Mark Russinovich
- Cloud Computing & Online Services
- 300 - Advanced
- COS301
- Day 4
- May 19, 2011 from 10:15AM to 11:30AM
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Join Mark Russinovich, now working on Azure, for an under-the-hood tour of the internals of Microsoft’s new cloud OS. Topics include datacenter architecture, cloud OS architecture, and what goes on behind the scenes when you deploy a service, a machine fails or comes online and a role fails. -
Ten Must-Have Tools for Windows Azure- Brian Prince
- Cloud Computing & Online Services
- 200 - Intermediate
- COS210
- Day 4
- May 19, 2011 from 1:00PM to 2:15PM
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Any platform, by its own nature, creates an ecosystem for third-party tools and helpers. Windows Azure is no different. In this session we look at a variety of the third-party tools available in the Windows Azure ecosystem. Included are tools for both developers and IT professionals. We look at tools... -
Connecting Cloud and On-Premises Applications Using Windows Azure Virtual Network- Jason Chen
- Cloud Computing & Online Services
- 300 - Advanced
- COS303
- Day 4
- May 19, 2011 from 1:00PM to 2:15PM
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Windows Azure Virtual Network is a component of Windows Azure that enables customers to setup secure, IP-level network connectivity between their Windows Azure compute services and existing, on-premise resources. This eases enterprise adoption by allowing Windows Azure applications to leverage and integrate... -
Managing Windows Azure Applications- David Aiken
- Cloud Computing & Online Services
- 300 - Advanced
- COS316
- Day 4
- May 19, 2011 from 2:45PM to 4:00PM
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So you just made your first Windows Azure deployment. Now what? Is it healthy? How many instances do you need? What will my bill be? When do I need to scale up? Was that a DoS attack? Will auto-patching break me? Getting an application into Windows Azure is the first step, now you have to run the application...
